Why choose BCOM for CPD?
- Great facilities, well-located at the fringe of central London but with easy access to other areas
- Experienced staff available to you - most BCOM full-time staff have PhDs
- Diverse, cutting-edge subject matter including areas not routinely offered by osteopathic institutions
- Osteopathic events of real value to those in practice, consolidating and moving forward your knowledge
- Founder of ICAOR and the Conversion Course, BCOM understands what osteopaths want
Facilities
- BCOM has some of the best learning facilities in the entire osteopathic sector
- The two research suites with "state of the art" diagnostic and evaluative equipment
- Human Performance Laboratory and Hydrotherapy Suite
- 120-seat interactive, climate-controlled Lecture Theatre
- LCD Data Projection, digitiser, internet access , DVD playback in facilities
- Wheel-chair access and an induction hearing loop are provided
- Practical sessions in one of two 70 capacity air-conditioned Practical teaching rooms
- Free parking (prior arrangement advisable)
Where Is BCOM?
BCOM's large and flexible campus is easily accessible both from central London and from outside the capital, being directly opposite Finchley Road underground station, very near Finchley Road & Frognal BR, and close to the A406 North Circular via the Finchley Road (A41 becoming A598).
Address: Frazer House, 6 Netherhall Gardens, London NW3 5RR.
New CPD Schedule 2010/11
The BCOM programme, which will take place during weekends and weekday evenings, seeks to offer areas of interest not commonly featured in the UK osteopathic CPD calendar. The BCOM registration form is applicable for all events except as stated.
Exercise Physiology 1 (Theory) 11 September
Theory of exercise physiology, including rehabilitative exercise programming and prescription.
Exercise Physiology 2 (Practice) various dates
How to incorporate laboratory-based physiology assessment in clinical practice, including practical exercise work in BCOM's acclaimed Human Performance Laboratory.
Nutrition 9 October
An introduction to giving nutritional advice for the various life stages, including pregnancy and weaning, childhood and adolescence, plus food intolerance and allergies.
Clinical Pharmacology for Osteopaths 20 November
Understanding and working with pharmacology in osteopathic practice. Gastro-intestinal and osteoporosis medication and the side effects of medication.
Legal Aspects & Clinic Auditing 19 February
Get ahead of the potential legal and auditing issues of the future - a must for osteopaths.
Future Events
Advanced Anatomy (Dissection Room)
Medical Imaging (MRI & X-Rays)
Designing & Conducting Research
The Effect of Diet on Inflammation & Tissue Repair
Animal Osteopathy
All events are certificated and are priced at £120 per person. Details of events may be subject to minor change. Future events - prices may vary.
Email cpd@bcom.ac.uk now to reserve your place on one or more event or just ask us a question about our programme or facilities.
